Antwerp – Flanders
Property prices in Hove
In 2025 in Hove, the median house sold for €609,525 (102 sales) and the median apartment sold for €366,000 (23 sales), according to registered deeds compiled by Statbel. These are real sale prices, not asking prices.
Data refreshed 2026-07-10. Latest complete sales year: 2025.
Median house price
€609,525
Houses, middle 50% of sales: €465,750–€760,000
Median apartment price
€366,000
Apartments, middle 50% of sales: €257,500–€506,000
Registered sales
125
in 2025
Median sale price in Hove since 1980
HousesApartmentsBefore 2010: older statistical series (dashed)Shaded band: middle 50% of sales (2010 onwards)
Statbel’s figures have two breaks: in 2005 the administrative source behind the statistics changed (transaction counts shift, most visibly in Brussels), and in 2010 the classification moved from the nature of the deed to the cadastral nature of the property. Segments on either side of a break are not strictly comparable. Prices are medians in euros of the day, not adjusted for inflation.
Homes sold per year in Hove
HousesApartments
In 2025, 102 houses and 23 apartments changed hands in Hove. Volume is what makes the medians readable: a thin year swings, a busy year does not.
How prices are moving
| 1 year | 5 years | 10 years | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Houses | +9.8% | +49.6% | +90.5% |
| Apartments | not enough data | −9.0% | not enough data |
The market in milestones
| Year | Median house | Median apartment |
|---|---|---|
| 1980 | €49,579 | – |
| 1990 | €58,875 | – |
| 2000 | €96,059 | €117,569 |
| 2010 | €331,595 | – |
| 2020 | €407,500 | €402,250 |
| 2025 | €609,525 | €366,000 |
In 1980, the median house in Hove sold for €49,579; today it is €609,525, about 12 times as much in euros of the day.
Compared with the province and Belgium
| Hove | Antwerp | Belgium | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median house price | €609,525 | €380,000 | €315,000 |
| Median apartment price | €366,000 | €259,000 | €250,000 |
Medians for 2025.
Over ten years, median house prices in Hove moved +90.5%, against +57.5% across Belgium.
Among the 67 communes in Antwerp province with published 2025 figures, Hove ranks 2nd by median house price.
Who lives in Hove
Incomes run above the Belgian median: the typical tax declaration in Hove showed €38,387 in 2023, 28% more than nationally. It is an owners’ commune: 83% of households owned their home at the 2021 census, against 65% across Belgium. Hove is gaining residents: the population rose 3.2% between 2016 and 2026, to 8,400.
Source: Statbel (fiscal income statistics, Census 2021 tenure, population on 1 January). Statbel real-estate statistics
Flood and soil in Hove
Parts of Hove are exposed: 6.2% of the commune's area lies in a medium or high flood-hazard zone, plus 6.2% in the low class. 133 parcels in Hove are listed in the OVAM soil register (a known or suspected contamination history).
Source: the official flood-hazard maps and soil registers of the three Regions. Zones describe areas, not addresses: an immetrics dossier checks the exact parcel of a listing. regional flood-hazard mapregional soil register
Getting a property valued in Hove
The medians above describe the Hove market as a whole, not one specific home: size, condition, the EPC score and even the street can move an individual price well away from the middle of the market.
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Nearby communes
On median house prices, Hove tops this list; Edegem comes nearest below, at €515,000.